Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made.

Te “documentary” sections, in which film experts and occultists speculate on the effect that “subsonic frequencies” and sigils scratched on to 35mm film might have on the viewer.

Has anyone seen this film? Would you?

Every Death That Happened After Watching Antrum

The cursed film Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made has allegedly taken the lives of nearly sixty people; here is every death it has caused so far.


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And this is the icing 9n the cake.

After being submitted to a number of festivals, programmers who viewed it suffered sudden deaths. And a Californian showing ended in chaos because the movie popcorn was spiked with LSD.

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interesting...should i review?

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u want me to die

Piques my curiosity but I think I’m going to skip it.

Weird and interesting find though, OP. Thanks!

C'mon man.

Well, I watched it last night and had bad dreams, today feel tired.

That's about it, no reaper, yet.

Fake as fuck. As real as Blair Witch Project, or that Fargo was "based on a true story." It may be realer than politics, but that's about it. lol

Blair Witch was better. Psychological terror at its best.

Its a found footage film. Not real. Damn people are stupid.

Please do, I'd like some feedback.

9 people died while making the Exorcist! Also, you can look online about other creepy facts that happened surrounding this movie. I went to see this movie and when I came home, somebody stole my car later that night. I also had bad luck. Warning: Do Not watch any horror movie that had bad things happen to people who worked on it or viewed it.

I watched the movie a few months ago and I'm still here.
It's boring AF, I mean, a snooze fest. A true waste of time.
It will kill you - of boredom.

This is probably some B.S. viral marketing campaign for a low budget film.

That's funny stuff.

It's entirely true, I had to try three times because I fell asleep twice. I love horror movies but Antrum just missed the mark. That said, I could see the potential. I liked the casting and I liked the lead actress. I think they were close but they focused so much on style that they forgot it's supposed to be a horror movie and left out the scares. It's also probably got to do with the fact that the found footage genre is cooked. We all know it's fake, there's no question in anyone's mind. That's a problem when you make a movie that relies on freighting people with the unknown. I think if they had made a movie set in the seventies or eighties about two kids who discovered a lost film called Antrum, it was cursed and they had to solve the mystery of it in order to survive, that would have worked. The brother could have disappeared and the sister was trying to find him to save him, something like that. It would have been a lot better than what they wound up with.